September 1, 1957Open Access

Side reactions in the deoxygenation of dilute oxyhaemoglobin solutions by sodium dithionite

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Sodium dithionite (Na2S204) is the commonest and most convenient reagent for the deoxygenation and reduction of haem pigments. The danger of un- desirable side reactions between haem pigments and Na2S204 or its oxidation products has been re- marked by several workers (Hartridge

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